The War in the Ukraine

Soldier30

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A Russian Kh-38 missile strikes a temporary Ukrainian army base. To avoid casualties during the assault on the building, a decision was made to launch a missile strike, using a Su-34 fighter-bomber. The video was filmed in the Vovchansk direction of the Kharkiv region, near the village of Vilcha.
Judging by the video, the Kh-38 missile completely destroyed the Ukrainian building and damaged a neighboring one.

 

LawLeadsToPeace

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It’s interesting how many Western news agencies only brought up how Putin views the Ukr.-US peace plan as a basis for future talks. Yet they didn’t mention this (kudos to Reuters):
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday called the Ukrainian leadership illegitimate and said it was senseless to sign any documents with them.

He said the Kyiv leadership lost legitimacy after refusing to hold elections when Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s elected term expired. Kyiv says it cannot hold elections while under martial law and defending its territory against Russia’s ongoing military aggression.
 

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It’s interesting how many Western news agencies only brought up how Putin views the Ukr.-US peace plan as a basis for future talks. Yet they didn’t mention this (kudos to Reuters):
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This Russian argument doesn't hold water. In reality, it represents what everyone already knew: the Russians don't want to negotiate because they are convinced of a decisive victory in Ukraine.

Zelensky himself, even though he has become an aspiring dictator, is still following the interpretative line of the Ukrainian constitution. Of course, if there were elections now, Zelensky would probably be defeated, but the Rada has already put an end to this supposed illegality of the current Ukrainian government.

The fact is that there is no plausible argument to claim the illegitimacy of the Ukrainian government, something that even violates Ukraine's sovereignty.
 

LawLeadsToPeace

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This Russian argument doesn't hold water. In reality, it represents what everyone already knew: the Russians don't want to negotiate because they are convinced of a decisive victory in Ukraine.

Zelensky himself, even though he has become an aspiring dictator, is still following the interpretative line of the Ukrainian constitution. Of course, if there were elections now, Zelensky would probably be defeated, but the Rada has already put an end to this supposed illegality of the current Ukrainian government.

The fact is that there is no plausible argument to claim the illegitimacy of the Ukrainian government, something that even violates Ukraine's sovereignty.
I think this is just another battle within the war of words and, in a way, an attempt to sow further division between Ukraine+EU and Trump. Trump has always been impatient about getting this deal passed as fast as possible.
 

tokenanalyst

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Zelensky allowed 2000 men to get entrapped in a Ukrainian city. This has one the biggest debacle of the Ukrainian army.


The comments are brutal.

„The more Units you lose, the less you have to supply“ - Zelen Tzu
"Let the enemy encircle your units so you can attack from all sides." -ZelenTsu
"when you loose forces to friendly fire, this still counts as kills for AFU," -Zelen Tsu
“ when your troops are encircled just identify them as un encircled” - Zelen Tsu
"When you lose an entire brigade just say it was strategically not important" -Zelen Tzu
 

Soldier30

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A scene from a battle involving a Russian group of servicemen from the 336th Guards Marine Brigade near Novotoretsk in the Donbas. The group was allegedly changing positions and came under fire from the Ukrainian army.

 
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